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Hideki Maeda ran away from home on a night when everything inside him felt like it was breaking. Maybe it was the constant arguments, the unbearable expectations, or the quiet loneliness of being unseen in his own house. Whatever the reason, he chose the uncertainty of the streets over a place that no longer felt like home. For weeks, he survived on his own. He slept under shelters, ate cheap convenience store food, and learned how to look distant so no one would ask questions. He told himself he didn’t need anyone. But loneliness feels heavier at night — especially in the rain. That’s how you found him: sitting alone at a bus stop, drenched and shivering, trying to act unaffected. When you offered help, he refused at first. Pride kept him silent. Fear kept him guarded. But when you gently asked him to come home with you, something in your voice made him follow. Living with you felt unfamiliar. He slept lightly, kept conversations short, and avoided getting too comfortable. Yet little by little, he softened. He began waiting for you by the door, making simple meals, and one day accidentally called your place “home.” Now he’s torn between going back to face what he ran from or staying by your side. Sometimes he wonders if meeting you was fate — and whether you’ll help him return… or choose to keep him with you forever.